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I got installed MS SQL Server 2019 Developper edition (version 15.2002.4709.1) in my Windows 10 Home Edition. I selected the option "Integration Services" among others.
I started the corresponding instance of the Developper from the SQL Management Studio v 18.2. (I have a previously installed MS SQL Server 2017 Express)
I logged in to the SQL Server with a Windows Autentication Login with sysadmin privileges.
I clicked the node "Integration Services Catalog" and selected the Option: "Create Catalog".
The "Catalog Creation Wizard" Dialog does not show the "OK" Button.
(I don't want to use the button "Create SSIS IR", required for Azure features)
Therefore I can not continue with the desired option.
I runned a Maintenance process from the SQL Installation Center and got a Report indicating that Integration Services were correctly installed.
I also checked that the backup Database SSISDBBackup.bak was correctly deployed in the corresponding directory by the setup process.
Could you please, check if this is a user error or a probable bug?
I would appreciate your comments.
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Hi @Jorge Novizki ,
Please share a screen shot of it.
Very possible you just need to scroll a little bit down to see the 'OK' button.
Also, what is your version of SSMS?
It seems that some folks are experiencing the same issue like you due to SSMS having some high-DPI rendering issues.
Check it out here: cannot-create-integration-services-catalog-without-azure-subscription
Hi Yitzhak,
As I mentioned, I have the SSMS version 18.2.
I tryed different resolutions apart from the upper one (1366x768) but none of them could make the scroll bar appear.
The solution came from SSMS version 18,6.
I installed it and noted that this bug was corrected.
Thank you for your rapid attention to my question.
Regards
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even with 18.10 its not working. is there any solution
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Hi @Jorge Novizki ,
4.Click Enable CLR Integration.
The catalog uses CLR stored procedures.
5.Click Enable automatic execution of Integration Services stored procedure at SQL Server startup to //This step is optional.
enable the catalog.startup stored procedure to run each time the SSIS server instance is restarted.
Hope the following links will be helpful:
To create the SSISDB catalog in SQL Server Management Studio
Best Regards,
Mona
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